Italy plans army deployment in Milan
The Italian government plans to send 500 troops to the city of Milan following clashes and looting incidents that took place over the weekend. This move is part of the government's effort to regain control of the situation, as protests involving students, farmers, and truck drivers protesting the high cost of living continue to escalate. The protests have included clashes with police, resulting in hundreds of arrests and dozens of injuries. It is expected that the Council of Ministers will issue a decision today to deploy the army and grant soldiers temporary powers to support security forces, along with considering additional measures to impose restrictions on gatherings and tighten penalties for minors detained.
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